Abstract: A method for fabricating a contact in a semiconductor device includes forming an insulating film having a contact hole over a bottom film, forming a thin metal film in the exposed portion of the bottom film by supplying a reaction gas containing a metal component to a surface of the bottom film exposed by the contact hole, forming a metal silicide film by performing an annealing process on the thin metal film, and forming a metal film over the metal silicide film to fill the contact hole.

Abstract: A method for fabricating an interconnection in a semiconductor device includes forming a hydrogenated tungsten nucleation layer on a semiconductor substrate, and forming a bulk tungsten layer on the tungsten nucleation layer. Boron ions react with a hydrogen gas supplied together with a diborane gas to be restored to a diborane again, thereby preventing a boron layer from being formed on an interface of the tungsten nucleation layer.

Abstract: A contact hole is formed in an interlayer insulating layer disposed on a semiconductor substrate. The semiconductor substrate is loaded into a reaction chamber. A reaction gas including an aluminum precursor is injected into the reaction chamber. Reaction energy is supplied to the reaction chamber so as to allow thermal decomposition of the aluminum precursor. The injecting of the reaction gas and the supplying of the reaction energy are periodically repeated to deposit a first aluminum layer on the semiconductor substrate. A second aluminum layer is deposited to fill the contact hole.